CIO Mobile
Sept,12,2012
by: Al Sacco
Yes, the new iPhone 5 is finally here. It's great looking, like most of Apple's products. It has a larger, 4" screen, a faster processor and LTE cellular network support. But it's definitely not the end-all, be-all of smartphones, no matter how much Apple fanbois rant and rave. Keep moving for 10 top-of-the-line smartphones from Samsung, Motorola, HTC, Nokia and more.
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This Week's Wireless Industry News
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Samsung, LG, HTC look to counter Apple juggernaut
Sept,19,2012
By: Martha DeGrasse and Dan Meyer
On the heels of Apple’s unveiling of its latest iPhone 5, which is set to hit consumers this week, a trio of rivals announced their own flagship products that should make for an exciting holiday shopping season. The new devices include a pair of quad-core mega-smartphones from Samsung and LG, with HTC announcing its first smartphone powered by Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 operating system. Read more
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RIM presents BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10
Sept,13,2012
by:Tereza Litsa
RIM has announced their plans about BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, hoping that businessmen will stick to Blackberries and buy their new BB10 devices. Research in Motion does not seem to lose hope, despite the fall in Blackberry's sales the last years. Although iOS and Android have conquered the market, RIM knows that they still have part of the businessmen on their side. That's why they announced BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, which simplifies any service that entrepreneurs might need.
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ZTE to launch Firefox OS smartphones in shift away from Android
Sept, 19, 2012
by: Jason Ankeny
ZTE is collaborating with Mozilla to build smartphones based on the open-source software development initiative's fledgling Firefox OS, a move to diversify the Chinese manufacturer's device portfolio away from Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android and Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Windows Phone.
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